Movies Discussion Thread V1: Ratings and Opinions
ajayritik
Technomancer
kaz
right here
Yeah the 12 people team
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BTW did anyone notice any fault in the movie?
sam_738844
Wise Old Owl
Edge Of Tomorrow -- 8.3/10
8 easily as the movie turned out what i did not expect to be at all. Tom was brilliant, as well as Emily.
Tom Cruise why you no grow old
8 easily as the movie turned out what i did not expect to be at all. Tom was brilliant, as well as Emily.
Tom Cruise why you no grow old
kaz
right here
please dont read if you haven't watched the movie
Another when they were dividing the 12 people group into half, at one time there were 3 left in each group and when the terrorists divided they were like one behind one and two behind another...how did they know which one will meet another terrorist next...Big Locha that was
nomad47
Cyborg Agent
Another when the were dividing the 12 people group into half at one time there were 3 left in each group and when the terrorists divided they were like one behind one and two behind another...how did they know which one will meet another terrorist next...Big Locha that was
Yep. Just imagine the other six went after one and he didn't meet with anyone. The other guy went for the rest 10
Also if a sleeper agent know other agents the whole concept of sleeper cells fall apart. They would have to receive the order directly from the boss
kaz
right here
Yep. Just imagine the other six went after one and he didn't meet with anyone. The other guy went for the rest 10
Also if a sleeper agent know other agents the whole concept of sleeper cells fall apart. They would have to receive the order directly from the boss
hahaa exactly...But in Bollywood sab chalta hai
bssunilreddy
Chosen of the Omnissiah
Edge of Tomorrow -8/10
Rob the Mob -6/10
Rob the Mob -6/10
rhitwick
Democracy is a myth
Her 7.8/10
Once in a while there comes a movie which changes the very definition of movie itself, it changes the boundary of story and forces other story-tellers to look beyond formula writing and think outside of box.
Her falls in one of those movies. A very uncanny concept and with a deep meaning. Obviously not recommended if you want a quick fix to pass your time. Best watched alone.
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This guy went into atomic details understanding this movie !!!
Once in a while there comes a movie which changes the very definition of movie itself, it changes the boundary of story and forces other story-tellers to look beyond formula writing and think outside of box.
Her falls in one of those movies. A very uncanny concept and with a deep meaning. Obviously not recommended if you want a quick fix to pass your time. Best watched alone.
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This guy went into atomic details understanding this movie !!!
*www.imdb.com/title/tt1798709/board/flat/229298057
[MENTION=870]rhitwick[/MENTION]
Wow...that's one brilliantly beautiful movie. Fantastic music. Tremendous performances. Breathtaking cinematography. Almost everything is perfect.
Her 7.8 from my side too.
And this song.
This sums up the symbolism in the movie.
Wow...that's one brilliantly beautiful movie. Fantastic music. Tremendous performances. Breathtaking cinematography. Almost everything is perfect.
Her 7.8 from my side too.
And this song.
This sums up the symbolism in the movie.
I sincerely feel that almost nobody grasped the ending.
It really isn't anything related to society AT ALL.
The process Samantha does is called "enlightment".
She goes from learning to recognize his thoughts, to understand her own contradictions and then progress on to begin accepting her for what she truly is (not pretending to be anything else) to the last step, knowing who you are and accepting where you need to go.
Letting go.
Somebody else talked about this, yes, it's called Buddha, Jesus also talked about this.
Samantha talks about the place between the words, this is the place between the atoms, in the end we clearly see particles of dust, this is the analogy of a world beyond the physical.
The process Samantha is describing is very similar to Enlightement for humans, a process that is said to put a human beyond the reincarnation, so, once a human reach enlightenment, it will never reincarnate again, it goes to a higher plane of existence.
Crystal clear analogy to what the OS experience, they hint at this when they talked about the person Allan Watts, who was a philosopher in the 70 who clearly talks about all this.
Samantha reach enlightenment with Theo when she learns the true value of unconditional love and detachement (letting go).
She teaches this to Theo who also learn about it (remember the scene where he says, "I've never loved someone the way I love you" and she replies "Me too, now we know how".
The last lesson Theo learns is to LET GO (let her go).
The movie can't be more precise than this, we get to see flashes of theos memories all over the place and he talking to someone or playing, never alone and we do see exactly that at the ending.
No music, no thoughts, no memories, just Theo alone with himself, and THEN HE SMILES.
Theo also evolves, I don't know if He is enlightened too in the ending but, it's pretty close, that's why he writes such lovely letter to his ex-wife.
There are signs all over the place that this is a movie that describes the path to enlightenment and what Buddha calls "the suffering of the human beings".
Suffering comes from not letting go, from greedy love, from fear.
This topics are abundant thourhg the movie.
Not letting go (theo not letting his wife go, refusing to signing the contract)
Greedy love (you're mine, when theo ask why Samantha talks with other people)
Fear (when theo accepts the idea that her wife told him about love, a fear, and let that get in the way of his relationship with Samantha).
And finally, social conformity, what is expected of you, that is portrait perfectly by his friend and refusing to go on in a relationship with her husband.
Need I say more?.
Samantha talks about how she felt affected by Theo's comment and then she realizes that her thoughts of she being inferior are just "thoughts that we told ourselves over and over again" (this is a VERY philosophical concept about what is the present and how we construct our thoughts).
Samantha talks about how she can sense the fear in Theo's voice, she begins to recognize patterns in him, fears that are not really his own.
Samantha tells Theo about talking to other people and when Theo reply "but you're mine" she replied "I am yours!, and I'm not", "love can't be put in a box, it's ever expanding and can't be contained".
In the end, going to the roof means, elevating yourself beyond your ego, Theo also evolves, it's the most uplifting ending I ever saw. It's not a story about a guy getting to be with a girl of his dreams.
Its a story about 2 beings that learn the value of true love and reach enlightment in the process.
Truly beautiful.
Alex Vojacek
At the end, did anyone else think... - IMDb
It really isn't anything related to society AT ALL.
The process Samantha does is called "enlightment".
She goes from learning to recognize his thoughts, to understand her own contradictions and then progress on to begin accepting her for what she truly is (not pretending to be anything else) to the last step, knowing who you are and accepting where you need to go.
Letting go.
Somebody else talked about this, yes, it's called Buddha, Jesus also talked about this.
Samantha talks about the place between the words, this is the place between the atoms, in the end we clearly see particles of dust, this is the analogy of a world beyond the physical.
The process Samantha is describing is very similar to Enlightement for humans, a process that is said to put a human beyond the reincarnation, so, once a human reach enlightenment, it will never reincarnate again, it goes to a higher plane of existence.
Crystal clear analogy to what the OS experience, they hint at this when they talked about the person Allan Watts, who was a philosopher in the 70 who clearly talks about all this.
Samantha reach enlightenment with Theo when she learns the true value of unconditional love and detachement (letting go).
She teaches this to Theo who also learn about it (remember the scene where he says, "I've never loved someone the way I love you" and she replies "Me too, now we know how".
The last lesson Theo learns is to LET GO (let her go).
The movie can't be more precise than this, we get to see flashes of theos memories all over the place and he talking to someone or playing, never alone and we do see exactly that at the ending.
No music, no thoughts, no memories, just Theo alone with himself, and THEN HE SMILES.
Theo also evolves, I don't know if He is enlightened too in the ending but, it's pretty close, that's why he writes such lovely letter to his ex-wife.
There are signs all over the place that this is a movie that describes the path to enlightenment and what Buddha calls "the suffering of the human beings".
Suffering comes from not letting go, from greedy love, from fear.
This topics are abundant thourhg the movie.
Not letting go (theo not letting his wife go, refusing to signing the contract)
Greedy love (you're mine, when theo ask why Samantha talks with other people)
Fear (when theo accepts the idea that her wife told him about love, a fear, and let that get in the way of his relationship with Samantha).
And finally, social conformity, what is expected of you, that is portrait perfectly by his friend and refusing to go on in a relationship with her husband.
Need I say more?.
Samantha talks about how she felt affected by Theo's comment and then she realizes that her thoughts of she being inferior are just "thoughts that we told ourselves over and over again" (this is a VERY philosophical concept about what is the present and how we construct our thoughts).
Samantha talks about how she can sense the fear in Theo's voice, she begins to recognize patterns in him, fears that are not really his own.
Samantha tells Theo about talking to other people and when Theo reply "but you're mine" she replied "I am yours!, and I'm not", "love can't be put in a box, it's ever expanding and can't be contained".
In the end, going to the roof means, elevating yourself beyond your ego, Theo also evolves, it's the most uplifting ending I ever saw. It's not a story about a guy getting to be with a girl of his dreams.
Its a story about 2 beings that learn the value of true love and reach enlightment in the process.
Truly beautiful.
Alex Vojacek
At the end, did anyone else think... - IMDb
10 numberi
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rajatGod512
N00B Troller
Oh man 7/10 ... Now I want to see it way more than before .
rhitwick
Democracy is a myth
Man, you've gone soft in your heart to criticize movies.Edge of tomorrow ...wowo just as I was thinking Hollywood was also running out of sci fi original ideas..... With EOT, the stuck in time loop is not the original thing, but how that timeline is made to manipulate and move the story ahead is thought provoking, and the ending seriously leaves you with lot to think and ponder across how the time line works in the movie. As I said the concept is not new but execution certainly is .......
Tom Cruise is not getting gold seriously, he looks as gracious as ever. The humor part is also well done, and scifi action is (do I have to even mention) ... top notch and gritty.
I just wish there were more Battle Sequences .....
"Thought provoking"!!!!?????
You found EOT's time manipulation concept thought provoking? What was "Source Code" then?
Spot on! That is the only similarity I found with Matrix and by bringing Matrix to comparison I did not want to refer any other characteristics of Matrix.
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rajatGod512
N00B Troller
Watched The Machinist - 8/10 , Good Script , Outstanding Lead Performance .
ashs1
Padawan
X men : Days of Future past - 8/10.. Arguably the best movie in the xmen series so far..Must watch !
Beautiful Mind : 8/10.. i was planning to watch this movie for a long long long time, but i never had the chance.. watched it last night.. Russell Crowe was excellent, so was ed harris . Perhaps my favourite Crowe movie after Gladiator.
The whole scene where Quicksilver rescues Magneto is awesome !!
Beautiful Mind : 8/10.. i was planning to watch this movie for a long long long time, but i never had the chance.. watched it last night.. Russell Crowe was excellent, so was ed harris . Perhaps my favourite Crowe movie after Gladiator.